Kenney to stay as UCP leader until new picks chosen
Premier Jason Kenney vows to remain in the top job to ensure continuity while the United Conservative Party selects a new leader. He spoke after a media event at the McDougall Centre in Calgary, where cabinet ministers gave him a standing ovation and emphasized ongoing government priorities like economy growth and health care wait times. Kenney says he will leave once a new leader is elected, despite caucus support to maintain stability during Alberta's critical period.
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May Long Weekend Weather Outlook for Hatters
A yellow-headed blackbird perches on a reed as Hatters expect improving temperatures over the long weekend. The forecast shows a high of 21C on Monday with mild days ahead.
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Canadian farmers like Tara Sawyer near Acme Alberta brace for 2022 as input costs surge with fertilizer and diesel up sharply while crop prices rise. Drought last year trimmed yields and farmers fear another dry season even as wheat barley and canola command strong prices amid war related supply pressures.
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